레스 그린버그

레슬리 사무엘 그린버그(Leslie Samuel Greenberg, 1945년 9월 30일 출생)는 남아공 요하네스버그에서 태어난 캐나다의 심리학자로, 개인과 부부를 대상으로 한 '감정 집중 치료'의 원조자 및 1차 개발자 중 한 사람이다.^[1] 토론토 요크대 심리학 명예교수, 토론토 감정중점치료 클리닉 이사도 맡고 있다.^[2] 그의 연구는 공감, 심리치료 과정, 치료적 제휴, 그리고 인간의 기능에서의 감정에 관한 질문들을 다루었다.^[1]

그린버그는 1975년 요크 대학에서 심리학 박사 학위를 취득하기 전에 공학을 전공하고 엔지니어로 일했다.^[1][2] 시카고 대학에서 칼 로저스와 함께 공부했던 그의 스승 로라 노스 라이스와 함께, 그는 심리치료사-클라이언트 상호작용을 수학적으로 모형화하고 과제 분석 기법을 사용하면서 심리치료 과정 연구를 하기 시작했다.^[1] 그는 또한 그의 경력 초반에 후안 파스쿠알-레온의 신피아제트의 구성주의적 정신 모델에 의해 영향을 받았다.^[1] 그의 첫 학문적 지위는 상담심리학에서 브리티시 컬럼비아 대학교에 있었고, 1981년 캘리포니아의 정신연구소에서 외역을 마쳤다.^[1] 처음에는 고객 중심 치료 접근법으로 훈련받았고, 그 후 게스탈트 치료법을 훈련했고, 수년 동안 시스템 상호 작용, 정신역학 및 인지 치료를 포함한 많은 다른 접근법에 노출되었다.^[1] 1986년 심리학 교수로 요크 대학에 복귀했다.^[1]

그린버그는 수많은 논문을 발표했으며 심리치료에 대한 감정 중심의 접근법에 관한 주요 저서를 공동 저술했다. 심리치료통합탐구협회(SEPI) 창립 멤버로 2004년 정신치료연구회(SPR) 회장을 지낸 바 있으며, 이로부터 2004년 공로연구경력상을 받았다.^[1] 캐나다 심리학 협회는 그에게 직업으로서의 심리학에 대한 뛰어난 공헌에 대해 프로페셔널 상을, 미국 심리학 협회는 응용 연구에 대한 뛰어난 전문적 공헌에 대해 APA 상을, 칼 로저스 상을 수여했다.^[1] 그는 임상심리학 저널, 컨설팅과 임상심리학 저널, 가족심리학 저널, 부부심리학 저널, 심리치료 통합 저널, 심리치료 연구 저널을 포함한 많은 심리치료학 저널의 편집 이사회에 있었다.^[3]

선택한 게시물

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• "Emotion-Focused Therapy Clinic". York University. Retrieved 13 December 2015.
• "Leslie Samuel Greenberg - Institut für Emotionsfokussierte Therapie (IEFT), München" (in German). Archived from the original on 22 February 2016. Retrieved 13 December 2015.